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John Nash b 1615, Pembrokeshire, Wales d 03.07.1687, England. m Anne Colley b 1620 Pembrokeshire, Wales d 1650.

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William Colley Nash b 1644, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales d 1705, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales. m Hannah Linderman 1675 Pembrokeshire, Wales. b 1655 Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales d 1700 Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

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Abner EDWARD Nash b 1685, Tenby Pembrokeshire Wales d 1732, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, Wales. m Elizabeth Hinton 21.12.1706 Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales b 1688 Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales d 02.12.1731 Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, Wales dau of Jefry Hinton and BOWEN

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John Nash of "TEMPLETON MANOR" b 01.01.1711, Tenby Pembrokeshire Wales d før 29.11.1776, Prince Edward Co Virginia Usa. VA / Patriotic Service / Revolutionary War CHAIRMAN OF PRINCE EDWARD CO COMM OF SAFETY m1 Annie OWEN 1731 Pembrokeshire, Wales b 1717 Pembrokeshire Wales d 1757 Prince Edward Co VA + 6 ch dau of HUGH OWEN og ANNE OWEN m2 Mary KIRKPATRICK. b 1720 Dinwiddie Co VA

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Thomas Walker Nash b 1731 Templeton, Prince George, VA d 06.03.1769, Edenton, Chowan Co, NC St. Paul's parish records: "Nash, Thomas (died before April 1769) son of John Nash and wife Ann Owen of Prince Edward County, Va.; married (1) Mary Read (2) (--)" Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor C. L. Roth ---- Son of Col John Nash and Ann Owen, his wife of Wales who settled in VA in 1730. A member of the Virginia House of Burgesses 1756-1758. Commander of Lunenburg troops in the Indian Wars. A vestryman of this parish 1767-1769. Buried under St. Paul's Church. ---- Brother to Governor Abner Nash and General Francis Nash His will probated in Chowan County, N.C. in 1769 mentions his children Clement Nash (later killed at Yorktown during the American Revolution) and Ann Owen Nash (later married Reverend John Cameron) by his first wife (Mary Read). His daughter Ann’s grandmother, Mrs. Read, is mentioned in his will. It is stated in his will that he had four children by his second wife (Mary Holdcroft). That group of four children was Elizabeth, John, Mary and Henry Nash. His youngest daughter Justina Nash is also mentioned. She was apparently a child by Thomas Nash’s third wife (Nelly Craven). The will of Thomas Nash mentions his brother, Abner Nash. The will mentions that his wife survives him. Information courtesy of Find A Grave contributor D. S. Johnson Occup 1756-1758 VA State Representative m1 MARY E WILLIS b 1705 NC d 1775 NC + 1 ch m2 NELLY CRAVEN + 1 ch m3 MARY READE 1752 Prince Edward, VA. b 1732 Lunenburg Co VA d 1758 Lunenburg Co VA + 2 ch dau of COL. CLEMENT READE

Mary Read (Nash) was the first child and oldest daughter of Col. Clement Read and his wife Madame Mary Hill Read. She was born in Lunenburg County, Virginia about 1732. She married Thomas Nash of Templeton Manor in Prince Edward County, Virginia in about 1752. Mary Read Nash and her husband Col. Thomas Nash had two children, Ann Owen Nash (Cameron) and Clement Read Nash. Mary Read Nash died in Lunenburg County about 1758. Her final resting place is presumed to be with her parents based on her early death. Source: "The Reads and their Relatives: Being an Account of Colonel Clement and Madam Read of Bushy Forest, Lunenburg County, Virginia, their Eight Children, their Descendants, and Allied Families” by Alice Read (Mrs. Shelley Rouse) (1930).

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10. i. Thomas Nash b 1753, Chowan, NC d 1850, Natchitoches Parish LA

-1 James Nash b 1813 d 1849, Louisiana Usa m MARY PERKINS b 1800, Lousiana Usa. -2 BENJAMIN JOSEPH Nash b 1810, St Landry, LA d 25.02.1888, Madison TX m1 MARY ANN PERKINS b Opelousas, St Landry, LA d 1905, Singer, Beauregard, LA m2 HANNAH Elizabeth PERKINS b 1810, Stchington, Warwickshire, England d 1890, Vermond LA

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Justina Nash

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ANN Owen Nash b 15.06.1755, Lunenburg Co VA d 25.08.1825, Fairntosh, Durham County, NC. VA, Mecklenburg Co, St James Parish Church All Episcopal All Episcopal Rectors Religion Index Add more on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Religion 1784-1793 Episcopal Rector VA, Dinwiddie Co, Bristol Parish Church All Episcopal All Episcopal Rectors Religion Index Add more on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Religion 1793-1795 Episcopal Rector VA, Nottoway Co, Nottoway Parish Church All Episcopal All Episcopal Rectors Religion Index Add more on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Religion 1795-1815 Episcopal Rector

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14. i. Judge John ADAMS CAMERON b 1788, Mecklenburg County, VA d 14.06.1838, Usa.

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DR Thomas Nash CAMERON b 13.01.1796, Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina Usa d 21.06.1851, Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina Usa. Senator in 1844, 1846 and 1850. Long obit: Dr. Thomas Nash CAMERON, at his residence on Hay Mount Sat afternoon last, after 6 weeks painful illness; native of VA, but resided in this town nearly 30 of his 55 years. Funeral Sun from Episcopal Church where he had been a Vestryman. Mentions deaths in past few days of Rev. Mr. BUXTON, Minister of Episcopal Church, and John SMITH, Sr., over 80 years old. Elected frequently by fellow citizens; Magistrate of the Police, thrice represented the County in the State Senate. Brother of Hon. John A. Cameron who represented Fayetteville in the House of Commons

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15. iii. MARY READ CAMERON b 1775, VA d 19.06.1844, New Hanover Co NC

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Maj CLEMENT READ Nash b 1755, VA d 10.1781, York Co VA one of two children of Mary Read Nash (1732-1758) and her husband Col. Thomas Nash (1730-1769). He was named in honor of his maternal grandfather. He was born before his mother’s death in 1758 and it is estimated that his year of birth was 1755 because he was an officer in the Revolutionary War in the North Carolina Continental Line in 1776 and it is supposed that he would have been 21 years of age at that time. Also, he is said to have been about 26 years old at the time of his death in 1781. After his mother’s death, his maternal grandmother, Madame Mary Read, was the guardian for him and his sister, Anne Owen Nash. As an older youth he went to North Carolina to live with his father. When his father died, he went to live with his uncle, Francis Nash. He was a 1st lieutenant in the 2nd N.C. regiment of the Continental Line of which his uncle Francis Nash was the Colonel. He later transferred to a Georgia Regiment of the Continental Line and held the rank of major at Yorktown where he was killed in battle in October of 1781 the day before the British surrender. He was unmarried. His grave site is not known. It is possible that he was buried at Bushy Forest, his grandmother’s home in Virginia, since she did not die until 1786. Main Source: The Reads and their Relatives: Being an Account of Colonel Clement and Madam Read of Bushy Forest, Lunenburg County, Virginia, their Eight Children, their Descendants, and Allied Families by Alice Read (Mrs. Shelley Rouse) (1930).

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Elizabeth Nash b 1762, NCa d 04.11.1788, Brunswick County, NC m1 William HENRY HILL, Craven County NC 1788; f. 01.05.1767, Brunswick County, NC d 09.09.1808, Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC m2 JAMES MOORE, 20.01.1782, Craven County NC b 1730 d 1769. Notater for Elizabeth Nash: Elizabeth "Betsey" Nash was a child of Thomas Nash (1730-1769) by his second wife, Mary Holdcroft. She was a niece of Governor Abner Nash and General Francis Nash, two of her father's brothers. She was the widow of James Moore when she married William Henry Hill. She was the first wife of William Henry Hill. They had no children. Elizabeth Nash married James Moore in Craven County, N.C. in 1782. Elizabeth (Nash) Moore married William Henry Hill in Craven County, N.C. in 1788. Contrary to several sources, Elizabeth Nash was a niece, not a daughter, of Governor Abner Nash. Based on the inscription on the grave marker that lists her, her date of birth is 1762. Abner Nash’s first wife, Justina Davis Dobbs, was the widow of Arthur Dobbs who didn’t die until 1765. Thus, Abner Nash and his wife Justina could not be Elizabeth’s parents in 1762. The will of Thomas Nash probated in Chowan County, N.C. in 1769 mentions his children Clement and Ann Owen Nash (by his first wife Mary Read). His daughter Ann’s grandmother, Mrs. Read, is mentioned. It is stated in his 1769 will that he had four children by his second wife (Mary Holdcroft). That group of four was Elizabeth, John, Mary and Henry Nash. His youngest daughter Justina Nash is also mentioned. She was apparently a child by Thomas Nash’s third wife, Nelly Craven. The will of Thomas Nash mentions his brother, Abner Nash. In a letter from James Iredell to Hannah Iredell from New Bern dated May 22 1782, James Iredell wrote: “On Monday Miss Betsey Nash was married at her uncle's, to Mr. James Moore . . .” See: “Life and Correspondence of James Iredell, One of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States” by Griffith J. McRee, Volume II (1858), pages 15 and 16. The “uncle” in New Bern to whom Iredell referred was Governor Abner Nash. In a letter from James Iredell to Hannah Iredell from Wilmington dated May 21, 1783, James Iredell wrote: “On our way we staid the greatest part of a day at Mr. James Moore’s, who married Miss Betsey Nash.” See: “Life and Correspondence of James Iredell, One of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States” by Griffith J. McRee, Volume II (1858), page 51. William Henry Hill, appointed U.S. attorney for N.C., by Gen. Washington, and for many years representative from Wilmington to U.S. Congress died at Hilton, N.C., on the 9th inst., aged 41(Dec.31,1808)U.S Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704-1930 William H. Hill first married Elizabeth Nash Moore, widow of James Moore and daughter of Governor Abner Nash.

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John Nash.

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MARY Nash.

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HENRY Nash.

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John Nash b 1732, Henrico Co Virginia Usa d 20.04.1801, Prince Edward County, VA m Elizabeth FISHER. b 1737 Sussex Co Virginia Usa d 1803.

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Elizabeth Fisher Nash b 1758, Prince Edward County, VAa d 23.08.1843, Jacksonville Morgan Co IL m John BLAIR SMITH b 12.06.1756, Pequea Lancater Co PA d 22.08.1799, Philadelphia Philadelphia Co PA

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MARY Nash b 09.04.1733, Henrico Co Virginia Usa d 20.10.1812, Charlotte Co VA m CLEMENT READE b 07.02.1735, Lunenburg County, Virginia Usa d 08.09.1770, Charlotte Co VA

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8. iv. Abner Nash b 08.08.1740, Farmville Prince Edward Co VA d 02.12.1786, NYC Manhattan Notater for ABNER Nash: North Carolina Governor, Continental Congress member. He was a member of North Carolina state legislature, in both the house of commons and state senate from 1777 to 1780, and again in 1782. He was then the Governor of North Carolina from 1780 to 1781. He was a member of the Continental Congress from North Carolina from 1782 until his death during a session in 1786. He was originally buried at St. Paul’s Churchyard in New York, but was reinterred in the family cemetery at Pembroke m1 MARY WHITING JONES b 1757 Usa d 01.1799 + 1 ch dau of HARDING JONES and MARY WHITING m2 JUSTINA DAVIS.

-1 FREDERICK Nash b 09.02.1781 d 04.12.1858 Chief Justice of The State of North Carolina. 'He Was An Eminent Jurist, A True Friend, A Devoted Father And Husband, A Hightoned Polished Gentleman, A Sincere And Humble Christian.'Husband of Mary Goddard Kollock Nash. m. MARY GODDARD KOLLOCK b 08.06.1781 d 28.11.1863 'She Walked With God; And Was Not, For God Took Her.' -2 >12. ii. MARIA JONES Nash b 27.10.1786, New Bern Craven Co NC d 09.10.1848, Wilmington New Hanover Co NC

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FRANCIS Nash b 1742, Prince Edward County, VA d 07.10.1777, near Kulpsville, PA Også kjent som: "Namesake of Nashville", "Tennessee" (mortally wounded in the Battle of Germantown Brig. General Buried Towamencin Mennonite Meetinghouse Cemetery, Towamencin Township, Pennsylvania (40.24864°N 75.34710°W Coordinates: 40.24864°N 75.34710°W ) Allegiance Continental Congress United States of America Service/branch Continental Army Years of service 1771 1775–1777 Rank Brigadier general Commands held 1st North Carolina Regiment (1775–1777) North Carolina brigade (1777) Battles/wars War of the Regulation Battle of Alamance American Revolutionary War: Battle of Sullivan's Island Battle of Brandywine Battle of Germantown Francis Nash From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search Francis Nash Born c. 1742 Prince Edward County, Virginia Died October 7, 1777 near Kulpsville, Pennsylvania Buried Towamencin Mennonite Meetinghouse Cemetery, Towamencin Township, Pennsylvania (40.24864°N 75.34710°W Coordinates: 40.24864°N 75.34710°W ) Allegiance Continental Congress United States of America Service/branch Continental Army Years of service 1771 1775–1777 Rank Brigadier general Commands held 1st North Carolina Regiment (1775–1777) North Carolina brigade (1777) Battles/wars War of the Regulation Battle of Alamance American Revolutionary War: Battle of Sullivan's Island Battle of Brandywine Battle of Germantown Francis Nash (c.?1742 – October 7, 1777) was a brigadier general in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Prior to the war, he was a lawyer, public official, and politician in Hillsborough, North Carolina, and was heavily involved in opposing the Regulator movement, an uprising of settlers in the North Carolina piedmont between 1765 and 1771. Nash was also involved in North Carolina politics, representing Hillsborough on several occasions in the colonial North Carolina General Assembly. Nash quickly became engaged in revolutionary activities, and served as a delegate to the first three Patriot provincial congresses. In 1775, he was named lieutenant colonel of the 1st North Carolina Regiment under Colonel James Moore, and served briefly in the southern theater of the Revolutionary War before being ordered north. Nash was made a brigadier general in 1777 upon Moore's death, and given command of the North Carolina brigade of the Continental Army under General George Washington. He led North Carolina's soldiers in the Philadelphia campaign, but was wounded at the Battle of Germantown on October 4, 1777, and died several days later. Nash was one of ten Patriot generals to die from wounds received in combat between 1775 and 1781.[1] He is honored by several city and county names, including those of Nashville, Tennessee, Nashville, North Carolina, and Nash County, North Carolina. History 11 SEP 1777 Battle of Brandywine General, USA History 4 OCT 1777 Battle of Germantown General, USAGeneral Nash was born around 1742 in Amelia County, Virginia[2] (in an area that would later become Prince Edward County) to John and Ann Owen Nash. His parents were originally from Wales, and several of his seven siblings,[2] including at least one brother,[3] were born there. One of Nash's brothers was Abner Nash, who later became a statesman in North Carolina.[4] A portion of John Collet's 1770 map of North Carolina depicting the environs of Hillsborough and the Haw and Eno Rivers By 1763, Francis Nash had moved along with Abner[5] to Childsburgh, which later became Hillsborough. There Francis started a law practice, and became a clerk of court in 1763,[4] a position which paid an annual stipend of £100 sterling.[6] The Nash brothers also owned substantial property in the town, and established a mill on the Eno River,[5] while Francis invested in a local store.[7] From 1764 to 1765, he served his first term in the North Carolina Assembly representing Orange County.[4] In 1770, Nash married Sarah Moore, the daughter of colonial jurist Maurice Moore, niece of James Moore, and sister of future United States Supreme Court Justice Alfred Moore.[8] Their union produced two daughters:[4] Ann, who died as a child, and Sarah, who went on to marry John Waddell, the son of North Carolina colonial soldier Hugh Waddell.[9] Sarah was the grandmother to American Civil War Confederate blockade runner James Iredell Waddell.[10] Francis Nash had two children out of wedlock, one of whom some scholars identify as a son also named Francis Nash, possibly born in 1770 or 1771.[4] The mother of one of the children was reported as Hillsborough barmaid Ruth Jackson.[11][12][13] Francis Nash the elder provided Jackson with property west of Hillsborough, and several slaves.[ m1 Sarah MOORE b 1758 New Hanover County, NC d 06.04.1783 Brunswick County, NC dau of MAURICE MOORE og ANN GRANGE m (2) NOT MARRIED RUT JACKSON. Notater for NOT MARRIED RUT JACKSON: The mother of one of the children was reported as Hillsborough barmaid Ruth Jackson Francis Nash the elder provided Jackson with property west of Hillsborough, and several slaves.

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13. i. Sarah7 Nash b 1773, North Carolina Usa d 07.06.1837, Pittsboro Chatham Co North Carolina Usa.

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Francis Nash.

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LUCY Nash b 1746, Prince Edward County, VA d 30.11.1817, Lexington Fayette Co KY m PETER LEGRAND; f. 1726, Prince Edward County, VA d 11.01.1813, Lexington Fayette Co KY 11. ANN OWEN7 Nash (Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 15.06.1755 Lunenburg Co Virginia Usa d 25.08.1825 Fairntosh, Durham County, North Carolina Usa. Hun giftet seg med John CAMERON. b 1744 Ross and Cromarty Scotland d 08.12.1815 Lunenburg County, Virginia Usa. Notater for John CAMERON: Education Scotland, Aberdeenshire, Kings College Add more on this location Links GENUKI County Page Religion 1770-1773 Episcopal Rector VA, Charlotte Co, Cornwall Parish Church All Episcopal All Episcopal Rectors Religion Index Add more on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Religion 1774-1784 Episcopal Rector 12. MARIA JONES7 Nash (ABNER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 27.10.1786 New Bern Craven Co North Carolina Usa d 09.10.1848 Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa. Hun giftet seg med GEORGE William BUSH BURGWIN, sønn av John BURGWIN og ELIZA BUSH. b 02.09.1787 New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa d 14.02.1854 Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa. Notater for GEORGE William BUSH BURGWIN: George W B Burgwin was born in the community of Cape Fear and died at the "Hermitage Plantation". He married Maria Jones Nash on Apr 7 1807 in New Hanover County NC. Barn av MARIA Nash og GEORGE BURGWIN er: i. FRANCES ELIZA8 BURGWIN b 1808, Virginia Usa d 31.10.1839, Hillsborough Orange Co North Carolna Usa; g. William EDWARD ANDERSON; f. 1805, Virginia Usa d 05.12.1852, Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa. ii. CAPT John HENRY KING BURGWIN b 01.07.1810, New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa d 07.02.1847, Taos Taos Co New Mexico Usa. Notater for CAPT John HENRY KING BURGWIN: Captain United States Army. 16. iii. MARGARET ANN BURGWIN b 05.11.1811, North Carolina Usa d 16.10.1886, Pittsburgh Allegheny Co Pennsylvania Usa. iv. CAROLINE ATTILA BURGWYN b 05.06.1814, New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa d 06.03.1894; g. Thomas SAMUEL ASHE; f. 19.07.1812, Hawfield Orange Co North Carolina Usa d 04.02.1887, Wadesboro Anson Co North Carolina Usa. Notater for Thomas SAMUEL ASHE: Education 1832 NC, Orange Co, Chapel Hill, University Of NC FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page North Carolina TTTP Chapel Hill, University Of NC Org. 1842-1868 Chapel Hill, University Of NC, Trustee Chapel Hill, University Of NC Occup 1847-1851 NC State Representative Flag of North Carolina Occup 1854-1854 NC State Senator Flag of North Carolina Org. 1861 Secession Convention, North Carolina, Attendee Flag of North Carolina Occup 1873-1877 US Rep. From NC Flag of North Carolina Occup 1878-1887 NC Supreme Court Justice 13. Sarah7 Nash (FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 1773 North Carolina Usa d 07.06.1837 Pittsboro Chatham Co North Carolina Usa. Hun giftet seg med John BURGWIN WADDELL, sønn av HUGH WADDELL. b 06.12.1770 d 20.12.1830 Pittsboro, Chatham County, North Carolina Usa. Barn av Sarah Nash og John WADDELL er: 17. i. MARTHA8 WADDELL b 15.05.1798, South Carolina Usa d 07.11.1876, Limstone Co Texas Usa. 18. ii. FRANCIS Nash WADDELL b 15.07.1796, Bladen Co North Carolina Usa d 01.05.1881, Hillsboro North Carolina Usa. iii. HAYNES WADDELL b 09.02.1795, Bladen Co North Carolina Usa d 19.09.1879, Opelika, Lee County, Alabama Usa; g. MARY HOOPER FLEMING; f. 22.11.1807, Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina Usa d 01.01.1891, Opelika, Lee County, Alabama Usa. 19. iv. HUGH Y WADDELL b 21.03.1799, Elizabethtown, Bladen County, North Carolina Usa d 01.11.1878, Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina Usa. Generasjon nr. 8 14. JUDGE John ADAMS8 CAMERON (ANN OWEN7 Nash, Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 1788 Mecklenburg County, Virginia Usa d 14.06.1838 Usa. m CATHERINE MCQUEEN. Notater for JUDGE John ADAMS CAMERON: John Adams Cameron was an 1806 graduate of the University of North Carolina. He had moved to Fayetteville, N.C. by 1810. He was a Major in the War of 1812, member of the N.C. House of Commons, Grand Master of North Carolina's Grand Lodge of Freemasons, president of the Fayetteville branch of the Bank of the United States and a newspaper editor. He was appointed to be a Federal Judge in Florida in 1832. He died at sea in 1838 in the sinking of the steamship Pulaski. Source: Powell's Dictionary of North Carolina Biography. An image of John Adams Cameron, who was Grand Master of North Carolina’s Freemasons in 1820 and 1821 can be found on the website of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina. www.grandlodge-nc.org/center-for-members/proceedings-and-past-grand-masters John Adams Cameron was the son of Reverend John Cameron (1744-1815) and his wife Anne Owen Nash (d. 1825). In January of 1815 he married Eliza Ann Adam of Fayetteville (1798-1817). When John's business required a trip to Europe, it was decided that Eliza might benefit from a sea voyage. They arrived at Liverpool, then took another sea journey to Greenock (her father's birthplace on the coast of Scotland). Mrs. Eliza Adam Cameron died in Scotland in 1817. Eliza and John's only child, Mary Elizabeth Cameron, married Dr. Halcott Pride Jones. Sources: NCPedia Article for John Adams Cameron; blog entry for student Eliza Adam (1798-1817) in "The Mordecai Female Academy" by Penny L. Richards. http://mordecaischool.blogspot.com/2009/09/2-eliza-adam-1798-1817.html In 1818 John Adams Cameron married Mrs. Catherine McQueen Halliday, a young widow. Catherine and John had five children: (1) John Donald Cameron who married Rebecca Waddell; (2) Anna Nash Cameron who married Reverend Jarvis Buxton; (3) Catherine Lafayette Cameron who was the first wife of Judge William Marcus Shipp; (4) Duncan William Cameron who was unmarried; and (5) Eliza Adam Cameron who was unmarried. Main sources: NCPedia Article for John Adams Cameron; “The Reads and their Relatives: Being an Account of Colonel Clement and Madam Read of Bushy Forest, Lunenburg County, Virginia, their Eight Children, their Descendants, and Allied Families” by Alice Read (Mrs. Shelley Rouse) (1930). Barn av JUDGE CAMERON og CATHERINE MCQUEEN er: i. MARY E A9 CAMERON b 20.11.1815 d 15.05.1845, Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina Usa; g. HALCOTT PRIDE JONES; f. 21.11.1815, York County, South Carolina Usa d 06.04.1889, Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina Usa. 15. MARY READ8 CAMERON (ANN OWEN7 Nash, Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 1775 Virginia Usa d 19.06.1844 New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa. Hun giftet seg med DANIEL ANDERSON. b 30.05.1747 Glasgow Larnarkshire Scotland d 25.01.1813 Petersburg Virginia Usa. Barn av MARY CAMERON og DANIEL ANDERSON er: i. William EDWARD9 ANDERSON b 1805, Virginia Usa d 05.12.1852, Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa; g. FRANCES ELIZA BURGWIN; f. 1808, Virginia Usa d 31.10.1839, Hillsborough Orange Co North Carolna Usa. 20. ii. WALKER A ANDERSON b 18.07.1801, Petersburg Virginia Usa d 18.01.1857, Pensacola Escambia Co Florida Usa. 16. MARGARET ANN8 BURGWIN (MARIA JONES7 Nash, ABNER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 05.11.1811 North Carolina Usa d 16.10.1886 Pittsburgh Allegheny Co Pennsylvania Usa. Hun giftet seg med SAMUEL IREDELL JohnSTON, sønn av John JohnSTON og Elizabeth COTTEN. b 28.12.1806 Edisto Beach Colleton Co South Carolina Usa d 12.08.1865 Edenton Chowan Co North Carolina Usa. Barn av MARGARET BURGWIN og SAMUEL JohnSTON er: i. SAMUEL John9 JohnSTON b 03.01.1832, North Carolina Usa d 21.09.1842, North Carolina, USA. ii. MARIA Nash JohnSTON b 08.01.1836, North Carolina Usa d 25.06.1909; g. FRANCIS William HILLIARD; f. 18.07.1832, Dracut Middlesex Co Massachusetts Usa d 24.07.1910, Memphis Shelby Co Tennessee Usa. iii. GEORGE BURGWYN JohnSTON b 17.08.1840, Hillsborough Orange Co North Carolina Usa d 09.04.1864, Chapel Hill Orange Co North Carolina Usa; g. ANN TAYLOR JohnSON; f. 1841 d 1866. 17. MARTHA8 WADDELL (Sarah7 Nash, FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 15.05.1798 South Carolina Usa d 07.11.1876 Limstone Co Texas Usa. Hun giftet seg med NEEDHAM ALFORD 18.02.1815 Franklin Co Missisippi Usa, sønn av JACOB ALFORD og Elizabeth BRYANT. b 1789 North Carolina Usa d 1869 Groesbeck, Limestone Co, Texas Usa. Notater for NEEDHAM ALFORD: ALFORD SPURNS THREAT In the Spring of 1832, Needham J. Alford, a Methodist preacher and Sumner Bacon, a Cumberland Presbyterian, held a two-day meeting in Sabine County, near where the town of Milam now stands. Mexican officials had forbidden the meeting and there was other opposition. The preachers were planning to fill their appointment. Just before the hour, a person appeared on the ground declaring he would horsewhip the first preacher who entered the stand. Alford arrived and someone repeated the threat to him. "Well," said he, "I am as able to take a whipping as any man on this ground." Alford was a muscular, strongly built man, a stranger to fear, who had gone by the name of the "Bulldog Preacher" in Louisiana. The antagonist looked for a moment at the brawny arm of the preacher stretched out at full length over the buck board, and quietly retired. - Martha Wolverton England ALFORD, NEEDHAM JUDGE (1789–1869). Needham Judge Alford, Methodist preacher, was born July 12, 1789, in North Carolina, the son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Bryant) Alford. He held a two-day meeting near the present site of Milam in the spring of 1832 with Sumner Bacon, a Cumberland Presbyterian. The meeting was a test of their determination to preach in the area against the opposition of James Gaines and others. When a man named Johnson threatened to horsewhip the first preacher who entered the stand, Alford, a strong man, said, "I am as able to take a whipping as any man on this ground," and Johnson, taking notice of the muscular preacher, quietly retired. Before coming to Texas, Alford had been known in Louisiana as the "bulldog preacher." He was married to Martha Waddell (Waddle) in Franklin County, Mississippi, on February 18, 1815; they had nine children. He died on September 19, 1869, near Horn Hill in Limestone County. BIBLIOGRAPHY: George L. Crocket, Two Centuries in East Texas (Dallas: Southwest, 1932; facsimile reprod., 1962). Homer S. Thrall, A Brief History of Methodism in Texas (Nashville: Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1889; rpt., Greenwood, South Carolina: Attic, 1977). Barn av MARTHA WADDELL og NEEDHAM ALFORD er: i. SAMANTHA9 ALFORD b 05.02.1818. ii. Thomas SEABORN ALFORD b 01.02.1821. 21. iii. NEEDHAM BRYANT ALFORD b 30.07.1826 d 07.04.1908, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas Usa. iv. JESSE POWELL ALFORD b 18.12.1870. v. RICHARD ALFORD b 1830. vi. William THEODORE ALFORD b 25.02.1832. vii. JACOB LAUHON ALFORD b 25.12.1834. viii. NOEL WADDELL ALFORD b 15.12.1838. ix. John WADDELL ALFORD b 14.11.1842, Louisiana Usa d 17.07.1863, Creek Nation, Indian Terr.Usa. 18. FRANCIS Nash8 WADDELL (Sarah7 Nash, FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 15.07.1796 Bladen Co North Carolina Usa d 01.05.1881 Hillsboro North Carolina Usa. m Elizabeth DAVIS MOORE 29.04.1822 Brunswick County, North Carolina Usa, dau of JUSTICE MOORE og REBECCA WilliamS. b 07.12.1807 North Carolina Usa d 30.12.1869 Orange Co North Carolina Usa. Barn av FRANCIS WADDELL og Elizabeth MOORE er: i. JAMES IREDELL9 WADDELL b 13.07.1824, Pittsboro Chatham Co North Carolina Usa d 15.03.1886, Annapolis Anne Arundel Co Maryland Usa; g. ANN SELLMAN IGLEHART; f. 1824, Anne Arundel Co Maryland Usa d 26.01.1891, Anne Arundel Co Maryland Usa. Notater for JAMES IREDELL WADDELL: Education 1848 MD, Anne Arundel Co, Annapolis, Naval Academy ? More on this location Links Anne Arundel Co MDGenWeb Site FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Maryland TTTP Military CSA Navy / Commander / US Civil War Ship 1864-1865 CSS Shenandoah ii. Sarah Nash WADDELL b 1830, North Carolina Usa d ett. 05.10.1856; g. JAMES IGLEHART; f. 1832, Anne Arundel Maryland Usa d 02.07.1863, Gettysburg Adams Co Pennsylvania Usa. Notater for JAMES IGLEHART: History 1 Jul 1863 Battle of Gettysburg 19. HUGH Y8 WADDELL (Sarah7 Nash, FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 21.03.1799 Elizabethtown, Bladen County, North Carolina Usa d 01.11.1878 Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina Usa. m SUSANNA HENRIETTA MOORE, dau of JUSTICE MOORE og REBECCA WilliamS. b 04.01.1804 New Hanover County, North Carolina Usa d 04.08.1879 New Hanover County, North Carolina Usa. Barn av HUGH WADDELL og SUSANNA MOORE er: i. ALFRED M9 WADDELL b 16.09.1834, Hillsborough Orange Co North Carolina Usa d 17.03.1912, Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa; g. JULIA J SAVAGE; f. 07.02.1834, Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa d 15.06.1876, Wilmington New Hanover Co North Carolina Usa. Notater for ALFRED M WADDELL: Education 1853 NC, Orange Co, Chapel Hill, University Of NC ? More on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page North Carolina TTTP Occup 1871-1879 US Rep. from NC Occup 1898-1904 Wilmington Mayor Generasjon nr. 9 20. WALKER A9 ANDERSON (MARY READ8 CAMERON, ANN OWEN7 Nash, Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 18.07.1801 Petersburg Virginia Usa d 18.01.1857 Pensacola Escambia Co Florida Usa. m PHEBE RICE HAWKS, dau of FRANCIS HAWKS og JULIA STEPHENS. b 1805 North Carolina Usa d 17.04.1881. Notater for WALKER A ANDERSON: Org. 1838-1839 Florida Constitutional Convention, Florida, Delegate Occup 1840 FL State Representative Occup 1841-1842 FL US Attorney Occup 1845 FL State Senator Occup 1851-1853 FL Supreme Court Justice Barn av WALKER ANDERSON og PHEBE HAWKS er: 22. i. JULIA H10 ANDERSON b 10.10.1828, North Carolina Usa d 14.08.1886. 21. NEEDHAM BRYANT9 ALFORD (MARTHA8 WADDELL, Sarah7 Nash, FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 30.07.1826 d 07.04.1908 Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas Usa. m FRANCES ANN PARTIN, dau of John PARTIN og HARRIETT MCGREW. b 11.11.1834 d 20.01.1902 Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas Usa. Barn av NEEDHAM ALFORD og FRANCES PARTIN er: 23. i. JESSEE POWELL10 ALFORD b 18.12.1870 d 13.10.1898, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas Usa. ii. FRANCES HARRIETT ALFORD b 27.04.1873 d 10.07.1927, Milam, Sabine County, Texas Usa; g. Thomas ALFRED BRAGG; f. 28.11.1875, Sabine County, Texas Usa d 06.09.1917, Sabine County, Texas Usa. Generasjon nr. 10 22. JULIA H10 ANDERSON (WALKER A9, MARY READ8 CAMERON, ANN OWEN7 Nash, Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 10.10.1828 North Carolina Usa d 14.08.1886. Hun giftet seg med AUGUSTUS EMMETT MAXWELL, sønn av ARTHUR BROCKENBROUGH og LUCY GRAY. b 21.09.1820 Elberton Elbert Co Georgia Usa d 05.05.1923 Chipley Washington Co Florida Usa. Notater for AUGUSTUS EMMETT MAXWELL: Education 1841 VA, Charlottesville, University of Virginia ? More on this location Links FamilySearch County Page FamilySearch State Page Occup 1846-1848 FL Attorney General Occup 1847 FL State Senator Occup 1848-1849 FL Secretary of State Occup 1849-1850 FL State Representative Occup 1853-1857 US Rep. from FL Occup 1865-1866 FL Supreme Court Justice Org. 1885 Florida Constitutional Convention, Florida, Delegate Barn av JULIA ANDERSON og AUGUSTUS MAXWELL er: 24. i. Elizabeth VIRGINIA11 MAXWELL b 08.09.1845, Florida Usa d 23.06.1891, Washington Co Florida Usa. 23. JESSEE POWELL10 ALFORD (NEEDHAM BRYANT9, MARTHA8 WADDELL, Sarah7 Nash, FRANCIS6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 18.12.1870 d 13.10.1898 Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas Usa. m EMMA Elizabeth RICE, dau of MATTHIAS RICE og MILLBURY COOK. b 09.04.1866 d 28.10.1907 Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas, Usa. Barn av JESSEE ALFORD og EMMA RICE er: i. ALIF11 ALFORD b 21.09.1891, Texas Usa d 25.02.1951, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas, Usa; g. SIDNEY CURTIS ARTHUR; f. 04.11.1880, Sabine County, Texas, Usa d 01.12.1953, Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas, Usa. Generasjon nr. 11 24. Elizabeth VIRGINIA11 MAXWELL (JULIA H10 ANDERSON, WALKER A9, MARY READ8 CAMERON, ANN OWEN7 Nash, Thomas WALKER6, John5, ABNER EDWARD4, William COLLEY3, John2, Thomas1) ble født 08.09.1845 Florida Usa d 23.06.1891 Washington Co Florida Usa. Hun giftet seg med FRANCIS CARUTHERS WILSON. b 06.06.1841 Pickens Co Alabama Usa d 04.08.1920 Washington Co Florida Usa. Barn av Elizabeth MAXWELL og FRANCIS WILSON er: i. EMMETT12 WILSON b 17.09.1882, Belize d 29.05.1918, Pensacola Escambia Florida Usa. Notater for EMMETT WILSON: Occup 1907-1909 FL US Attorney US Attorney History JUN 1912 Democratic National Convention Alternate Party Conventions Occup 1913-1917 US Rep. From FL